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Cattle at the New York State Fair 
The live stock industry of New Eng¬ 
land and the Northern States was well 
represented at the New York State Fair, 
which was held at Syracuse last week. 
Fortunately, the pasture season with its 
abundance of green grass and succulent 
forage has permitted the stockmen to 
grow aud develop their animals into a 
form and condition that was especially 
noticeable at this exhibition. Approximate¬ 
ly 850 bead of cattle were comfortably 
housed in the new dairy building. Repre¬ 
sentatives of four or five breeds of dairy 
cattle predominated. Not a single Here¬ 
ford was exhibited in the breeding classes 
listed For this breed, and it is reported 
that the group oF Hereford breeders that 
had duly entered their animals for this 
show were prevailed upon by the manage¬ 
ment of the Pending show to ship their 
rangemcMit. tho Hereford brooders found 
themselves virtually in contempt of the 
exhibitors’ court. It is the first time in 
several years the Hereford interests have 
not been represented. An attempt was 
made to stimulate interest in the breed- j 
ing and feeding of beef cattle in Eastern 
territory by arranging for the Hereford 
congress and show to be held at Wilming¬ 
ton. and it is most, unfortunate that the 
Hereford Association itself apparently 
countenanced a diversion of the exhibit 
from Syracuse to Reading. I fancy that 
the New York State authorities would be 
clearly within their rights should they 
decide to withdraw the premium money 
generously allotted for prizes for the 
Ilerefprds. 
Three herds of beef Shorthorns were 
on parade. Imp. Queen Guard, exhibited 
by Maryville Farms, Youngstown. O., was 
the senior and grand champion hull. As 
an individual he was outstanding, and 
combined quality with size and flesh- 
making tendencies in attractive combina¬ 
tion. The senior and grand champion 
cow was IMeasant Roseleaf. shown by 
Buckland Hill Farm, Inc.. Nokesville, 
Va. Murydale Farms exhibited Maryvale 
Missic. sired by the grand champion bull, 
and Prof. Tbmhave awarded the junior 
championship to her. Several spectators 
would have been pleased bad this sym¬ 
metrical youngster been further recog¬ 
nized when the grand championship rib¬ 
bon was awarded. When the herds were 
paraded it developed that Maryvale 
F;vms were placed first and fourth, with 
Auckland Hill Farm, Inc., second, and 
Carpenter & Ross of Mansfield. O.. third. 
Those who are interested in breeding beef 
cattle in Eastern territory hail occasion 
to satisfy their curiosity by viewing this 
exhibit, for it demonstrated in no uncer¬ 
tain terms what the real beef type of 
Shorthorn actually represents. 
The milking Shorthorns were well rep¬ 
resented. Representatives from five or 
six herds were paraded on the tan bark. 
What is believed to be the largest bull 
of this breed was exhibited by E. E. 
Laffler & Son, of Penn Van, N. Y. This 
son of General Clay weighed 2,,.”,00 lbs. 
Me was defeated, however, by Duke of 
Glenside, owned and exhibited by Donald 
Woodward of Leroy. N. Y. Four sons of 
General Clay, averaging over 2.900 lbs. 
apiece, and out of dams that have pro¬ 
duced an average of more than 10,000 
lbs, of milk under official test, were the 
outstanding features of the milking 
Shorthorn show. 
Batchellor Farms of Mount Vernon, 
N. IT., were awarded the senior aud 
grand championship on the cow known 
as Imp. l’ortburt Margaret 9th. Com¬ 
petition in the group classes resulted in 
the graded herd prize going to Donald 
Woodward, while the young herd prizes 
were awarded to Batchellor Farms. One 
goes on we suspect taut many Lasteru 
farmers now interested in dairying will 
turn to this typo of animal. The breeders 
must pay more attention to tin* milk- 
making function, and likewise there is 
room for much improvement in the ud¬ 
ders. There seems to be an honest dif- 
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Satisfaction or money buck 
10 lbs. (10 3»Ia.) $1.25&postaK« 
20 lbs. (20 gala.) $2.50 delivered 
50 lbs. (50 gain.) $5.00 delivered 
200 lbs. (200 gals.) $18.00 delivered 
Trial package and booklet 30c. 
Add 26% for Texas and Rocky Mt. States 
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—you can't afford to take chances with 
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more money by shipping to BLUSTEIN in 
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Why We Can Pay 
More Than Others 
We pay more for fura than others because 
of our great New York and foreign mar¬ 
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yon another 5 or lt)j£. If requested, wo 
will bold furs separate and quote you our 
best prices. If not satisfactory, wa return 
your furs at our expense. Rend at once 
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prices will surprise you. 
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